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Uncut (5/03, p.114) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...This should help reaffirm him as one of metal's finer songsmiths..."

Tracks

[ Disc 01 Track 01 ] Crazy Train

[ Disc 01 Track 10 ] Bark At The Moon

[ Disc 01 Track 11 ] You're No Different

[ Disc 01 Track 12 ] So Tired (bonus Track)

[ Disc 01 Track 13 ] Rock In' Roll Rebel

[ Disc 01 Track 14 ] Crazy Babies

[ Disc 01 Track 15 ] Miracle Man

[ Disc 01 Track 16 ] Fire In The Sky

[ Disc 01 Track 17 ] Breakinl All The Rules - Disc02

[ Disc 01 Track 18 ] Mama, I'm Coming Home

[ Disc 01 Track 19 ] Mama, I'm Coming Home.

[ Disc 01 Track 02 ] Mr. Crowley

[ Disc 01 Track 20 ] Desire

[ Disc 01 Track 21 ] No More Tears

[ Disc 01 Track 22 ] Time After Time

[ Disc 01 Track 23 ] Road To Nowhere

[ Disc 01 Track 24 ] I Don't Want To Change The World

[ Disc 01 Track 25 ] Perry Mason

[ Disc 01 Track 26 ] I Just Want You

[ Disc 01 Track 27 ] Thunder Underground

[ Disc 01 Track 28 ] See You On The Other Side

[ Disc 01 Track 29 ] Gets Me Through

[ Disc 01 Track 03 ] I Don't Know

[ Disc 01 Track 30 ] Dreamer

[ Disc 01 Track 31 ] No Easy Way Out

[ Disc 01 Track 04 ] Suicide Solution

[ Disc 01 Track 05 ] Goodbye To Romance

[ Disc 01 Track 06 ] Over The Mountain

[ Disc 01 Track 07 ] Flying High Again

[ Disc 01 Track 08 ] Diary Of A Madman

[ Disc 01 Track 09 ] Paranoid

Country

UK

Genre

Metal

Release Date

24 February 2003

Songs / Tracks

[ Disc 01 Track 01 ] Crazy Train

[ Disc 01 Track 02 ] Mr Crowley

[ Disc 01 Track 03 ] I Don't Know (Live) (Ft Randy Rhoads)

[ Disc 01 Track 04 ] Suicide Solution

[ Disc 01 Track 05 ] Goodbye to Romance

[ Disc 01 Track 06 ] Over the Mountain

[ Disc 01 Track 07 ] Flying High Again

[ Disc 01 Track 08 ] Diary of a Madman

[ Disc 01 Track 09 ] Paranoid (Live) (Ft Randy Rhoads)

[ Disc 01 Track 10 ] Bark at the Moon

[ Disc 01 Track 11 ] You're No Different

[ Disc 01 Track 12 ] Rock & Roll Rebel

[ Disc 01 Track 13 ] Crazy Babies

[ Disc 01 Track 14 ] Miracle Man

[ Disc 01 Track 15 ] Fire in the Sky

[ Disc 01 Track 16 ] Breaking All the Rules

[ Disc 01 Track 17 ] Mama, I'm Coming Home

[ Disc 01 Track 18 ] Desire

[ Disc 01 Track 19 ] No More Tears

[ Disc 01 Track 20 ] Time After Time

[ Disc 01 Track 21 ] Road to Nowhere

[ Disc 01 Track 22 ] I Don't Want to Change the World (Live)

[ Disc 01 Track 23 ] Perry Mason

[ Disc 01 Track 24 ] I Just Want You

[ Disc 01 Track 25 ] Thunder Underground

[ Disc 01 Track 26 ] See You on the Other Side

[ Disc 01 Track 27 ] Gets Me Through

[ Disc 01 Track 28 ] Dreamer

[ Disc 01 Track 29 ] No Easy Way Out

Notes

Personnel includes: Ozzy Osbourne (vocals); Randy Rhoads (guitar).Producers include: Ozzy Osbourne, Bob Daisley, Lee Kerslake, Randy Rhoads, Max Norman.Compilation producers: Sharon Osbourne, Michael Guarracino, Bruce Dickinson.Includes liner notes by Eddie Williamson.While the parting of ways between a charismatic lead singer and a popular band is always a dicey proposition (David Lee Roth anyone?), many observers undoubtedly thought that when a depressed, drug-addled, Ozzy Osbourne was fired from Black Sabbath in 1979, a particularly dark day was at hand. Incredibly, however, Sabbath soldiered on, and Ozzy became a bigger superstar than even he himself could have imagined. Beginning with 1980's classic BLIZZARD OF OZZ and its equally classic single "Crazy Train," the Godfather Of Metal released a string of uniformly excellent albums the equal of anything in heavy music. Needless to say, along the way he consistently made the papers with his outrageous antics, headlined the biggest-grossing concert tour of all time, became a television star, and depending on who's telling the story, either sold his soul to Satan or became an average family man.The two-disc THE ESSENTIAL OZZY OSBOURNE is essentially as advertised: a comprehensive 29-track collection of Ozzy's best-known solo material. Whereas Black Sabbath was all about the biggest monster riffs humanly possible, hammered into the listener's brain until he or she had either a spiritual awakening or a seizure, these discs display a much greater pop sensibility. The Oz-man easily straddles both furious Iron Maiden-style Brit metal and gorgeously melancholy ballads. All of Osbourne's best solo albums are represented (with the notable exception of 1982's essential SPEAK OF THE DEVIL, an album of live Black Sabbath covers), so one might be tempted to consider this the last word on Ozzy's career. Considering his tendency to surprise, however, it might be wiser to consider this set as simply Volume One.